Author: Payam Amerian

Throughout our world, nature itself emerges as an incredibly valuable asset, much as a jungle teems with life. From the towering trees to the multitude of creatures that live there, each element contributes to a delicate balance that sustains life and provides valuable resources. Every investment, no matter how small, plays a crucial role in… Read more

1- Basic fire science is essential to understanding bushfires, which involve a chemical reaction involving fuel, heat, and oxygen. In the case of bushfires, heat sources such as lightning and human activities, such as unattended campfires and arson, can ignite them, while various materials, primarily vegetation, serve as fuel. Type, size, shape, and moisture content… Read more

The McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index has been critical in Australia’s bushfire risk assessment. Developed in the 1960s, it uses weather data, such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and vegetation dryness, to gauge fire risks. Historically, this index has guided fire management and public warnings, mitigating bushfires. In response to changing climate conditions and fire… Read more

Bushfires shape the very essence of survival and coexistence in Queensland’s sun-drenched landscapes, where the beauty of nature is as vast as it is varied. I will explore the intricate web of strategies, collaborations, and innovations that support our fight against these fiery foes. The goals of each group are aligned with effective bushfire management,… Read more